Hagadone newsrooms earn regional honors for excellence in community journalism
Coeur d'Alene Press reporter Kaye Thornbrugh received an A-Mark Prize for Investigative Reporting for her comprehensive coverage of the February 2025 legislative town hall involving Teresa Borrenpohl.
Photo by CLINT SCHROEDER
SALEM, Ore. — Journalists from Hagadone Communications were recognized as some of the best in the Pacific Northwest this week, earning multiple honors at the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association's annual conference and the Pacific Northwest News Publishing Contest.
This year's competition brought together newspapers from Idaho, Oregon and Washington, marking a new chapter in regional journalism after the Newspaper Association of Idaho partnered with the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association to hold a combined annual contest. Over 1,000 entries were judged across numerous editorial, photographic, design, and advertising categories, making it one of the largest and most competitive newspaper contests in the western United States.
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